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FriRhtful Fall from a BALLOON.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. Ia special from Prince
tOn Mo-, says: Az the Mercer County fair yester-
day afternoon Randall Blakeslee, half-breed
trapeze bar. In the ascent the balloon shot up
suddenly. giving Bakesee q wrench, and he was
unable to pull himself on the bar, but managed to
hold himself up by loop which he had drawn
around his wrist. After travelling about a mile
and halt reaching the altitude Of 1000 feet the
balloon began to descend, but the poor fellows
the earth his grip relaxed and fell to the EARTH
lighting on his ieet 10 corn-held, his thighs being
broken and driven in the trunk OF his body
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L. OR sALE-SiX 6-EOOM BI.ICkS, NTH BATH
i &c, ) ST. NV: S2,IOO each All rented 20 go5d
tenants anu ylelIIng high rate Of interest 1erls
easy. App.J 10 C. b BEhiiiMAN. Attorney at Law,
SO2 Fs-. aul t-eod3n
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THOMAs Do WILING, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE UNIMPROVED PROPERTY IN
GEORGETOWN D. G., AL PUBLIC AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER SEVENTH aaA
1887, Ut FIVE O'CLOCK 7. NJ in front of the ~
premises, l will sell the following described -
property, being part OF Lot No. TO- fronting 26
the east side Of High Tor 32d) street. and running
back 202 teet, being part the premises formerly
belonging to the late Thomas jacks, u.
ter,ns; e-nai cash BALANCES in six months with
soia or an cash IT the option OF the purchaser. $50
l-tta THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
F&MOSTOKY BRICK DIV ELLING AND LOT NO.
l. 1411 TENIH STREET NOHTHWESV,
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, September -
SiAiH. ~ FIVE O'CLOCK. we will sell. in front fisI
...sa. LOT "a, SQUARE 500. A
Irontlng ~ rect On 10th OF street.
and running buck thAs width lE5 iset to lOfoos Al
naSa u yard aud to which fr.nt building could be
Venlent to all sectious aud street cars.
1erms One third CASH, balance in and years,
notes 10 bear per cent interest aud be secured
deco Ok trust OF al cash q. option OF purchaser de-
poslt OF Sou required vt sale. Conveyancin &C. at
purcHas6r cost Terms to be complied with in IL
uays otherwise right reserved to resell, rlsk and
cost Of deiauting purchaser after ays public mo-
ice OF SAID resale III sOlie newspaper published in
WASHINGTON, u. e. OUNCANSON BROS. Aucts
sid
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THOMAs DOWNING, Auctioneer:

HA hIhln & paws upRIaHT PIANO, N coop
DitioN; FINE EABINET HAND MADE PAkI0R
hhE Ei1a SNHAN NJ oEnTKNIIUhE OF hLEdANTT
WALNUT NJ T; SlDEBOAhDs ELEaANT HALL
DINING TABLES. CHM AND GLASS LASS ware,
rMhATED , wA An WALNUT AND PAINTED
AhATE PIECES BkC sskIS AND INGRAM
GAhPEIS, COMING AND HEATING STOVES,
KITCHEN REQUISITES, &C,
On sATUkDAi, SEPTLMDER THIRD. commenc-
ing ut len O'CLOCK, within aud in front OF my
,,S,, B.The tne furniture will be sold within my
sucnon rooms promptly at ELEVEN O'CLOCK
Also NJ len O'CLOCK tor the District Government,
snall sell twenty SCHOOL Desks.
Also at TWELVE O'CLOCK. Horsea CarriageS.
wagons, Buggies &c. One elegant Set Coupe Harness.
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Fell Through An Elevator.

NEW YORK, Sept John ZaggO an unmarried
Spaniard, aged 3S years, employed as painter
While vanishing the exterior OF elevator No. T. in
the produce exchange building this morning, lost
crashed through the elevator which was at the
lowest floor, and he sustained injuries which are
thought to be fatal. He was taAen to the hos
pital.
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DIES MoINEs Iowa, Sept. 1.-Before the opening
OF the democratic State convention, this morning
the district caucusses met and prepared the CON-
MitteeS TO be reported Later, and at IL o'clock
Chairman Hunter called the convention TO order.
and introduced Senator w. w. Dodge as temporary
chairman. AT the close or Senator DOdge'S address
the committee on permanent organization were
announced. The convention then adjourned until
the Afternoon.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

TrpR sALE-SEVERAL FRANE AND BRICK
houses the southeast secilon At TTices r1nsIux
5000 e. 200 each, good chance for speculation
CHARLES SHIELDS, 1000 ST. n w Sc ST.
NOR SAIE-BARGAINS-NEW HOUSES WITH
al mod. imprs northwestern SEXTON ard on
C.iltl Ill i 81 $500. $1,000, 81 500, % 600,
corner and $500 CHARLES A. SHIELDS,
1905 + : n. w. sel-3ts
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when the Schools VIII Reopen.
To the Editor az rRH Evfhfxe SfAA:
Please inform me through Jour valuable news
psper when the Washington seAsols open. and
obAto a eeDecRDaA
rThe schools will reopen Monday, 6eptemSeS lo.l
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Iowa GREREBAcKKRs WILL HOLD 4 CoHvDs.
fT0H.-TheIows greenback state convention yGUter.
day adopted address TO the farmers and labortng
men, calling attention 70 the tact that the next
legislature will elect United states senator and
charging that lobbyists and monopolists have de-
feated In the republican legislatures important
reform measures which the Republican platforms
had promised should DO passed. THAT party
says the address us again before the people,
making the same seductive pledges; but those
longer trusted" It u recommended that "the
farmers and other Industrial classes OF Iowa i'm
mediately call State convention for the purpose
lowed by similar movements In the senatorial dis
trfct8"
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INOK SALE -
Il AT I2lG St se good and well-buiit House,
Ia Larry r GUS and very pump Of
cold wa sr at tue kitchen door god yard, with pri-
side alley good large stable, with large hay
loft.
Tno lot contains 200 square feet There Ia public
alley "A feet WIDE in tie roar Of stable.
Price . 400 sl-2.'
U,R SAILOR EXCHANGE-sEvENTY SIX
II room II tck Houses III the city Of Baltimore W. II
located and rent; will pay per cent on valua-
tion: Will trade for Washington property good
farms ThOAAS A MITCHELL.
SLIT 9,4 ST. Room T.
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Rave. or .TaB FsRRnoxErER. --The fUllowins
were the readings NJ the signal 0alce to-day: z Q
MI 70; p. m, n; maximum, ~; miniMUub -
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+ T. WALKERS soNH, 2o4 10TH .Br. NV
q Parchment PADer. Moran CoaDIA cNAte0na LIND
koEtlAnd aud 4. lob CesnHntk 90 -
1siSphjas sI6.f tsss
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The Pennsylvania Dsunocrass.

The Pennsylvania D0na0Cr0aas
fHsy ADOPT COMPROMISE fLATvoRn N EsoAR0
10 THE TARIFF, MAKE THEM NohIkAf1ohs AND
ADJOURN.
When the Pennsylvania State democratic con.
vention reassembled yesterday afternoon, after
the report OF TEE 6rAR had closed, Ex-senator g. r
Peaie was chosen permanent chairman, who dc.
nvered . Mandatory address OF all the democratic
party had accomplished, and eulog istic OF PTesi-
dent Cleveland. Al the conclusion Of his address
nominations were declared In order. J. Ross
Thompson, OF Erie, WAS nominated Cor supreme
Judge and B. j. AcGrann, Of Lancaster, for state
treasurer.
When II was ascertained that the committee On
resolutions had agreed upon platform which was
acouS .ss .e s. saa amt.
ened, Chairman Scott reported the resolutions,
which were adopted The first Is the important
We renew our allegiance 10 the principles and
declarations OF the platform adopted ar Chicago
IN 1854, which Mt Cleveland, the nominee Of tha
acceptAnce: have carefully considered the plat.
form adopted by the convention and cordially ap-
cratic faith and the principles apoS when ,nsr
party appeals 70 the sunrages OF the people needs
no supplement or explanation To these princi.
uttersnceS We further affirm the platform
adopted by our State convention OF 1o6d and In
view Of the existing condition o. the public Treas
plus already in the Treasury be used TO pay the
public debt and that the current and unnecessary
shall be Immediately prevented by o wtse and
prudent reduction OF Internal taxation and OF
duties on imports In accordance With the fore.
going declarations"
President Cleveland's administration was On.
dorsed a. was the legislation 10 regard 70 the nm.
porJation OF contract labor, liberal pensions TO
deserving Union soldiers and sailors wers advo.
Gated, and the action OF the national administra-
tion Ia refusing 70 grant public land 70 corpora
lions was approved. The republican state admin
istratton was afraigned; q wish oppressed thss
Ireland might speedily enjoy the blessings OF home
rule, and an approval WAS given Of the action OF
the national Administration In reclaiming and
lO0, 700 600 acres OF lands which through artinos
and fraud, were wrongfully held By corporations
having been forfeited 70 the people By failure
10 comply with the conditions OF the grantA
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THE NATIONAL BAKxa-The statement e Gen.
tro.ler Trenhola, OF the Treasury, Or to-day.
shews that the tstai amount q national hama
notes outstanding August was Sg76, z0l. 503:
additional circulation Issued during Angus
S0W $40: surrendered ana oeStroyod duk1i6 NJ
month. "a 1855, 1873; decrease In total circulation
durfnR month, $2,l65623 total amount out.
standing September te-dAyh STA Ola 500; de.
crease IN total ereulAsaSa during preeedtng twelve
months $50 $50. 64A
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Of SaASaeoa
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indecent conduct ON q street Car
TO the Editor of The EVENING Star:
was obliged to take late car last night on the
Washington and Georgetown line, and witnessed
scene which seems to call for notice. A crowd
OF disreputable negroes-men and women-were
upon the car. an open one, and the men were IN
dulging in falniiarities with their abandoned as
sociates cut OF place anywhere except In vile
bagnio. This was all done under the eye Of the
conductor, who, to do him justice, was pewerless
TO interfere, except at the risk OF creating dis
turbance. Several young people were on the car
exposed to the dem0ralizing influences among
them an exceedingly understanding young lady,
who appeared covered with confusion ut the un-
seeinly and obscene demonstrations. I think the
conductor, in such cases, should notify the police
BY whistle, and that tile offenders when caught
should be severely dealt with. Oh II.
Metropolitan Club. Sept. 1, 1887.
THg ESTATE OF HEaRY MCIxrIRE.-This morn
ng W. =, E. e Ms1ntre BY W Johnson nied two
=. A. Melnt1rs ct al The first is to have certain
deed set aside and for reconveyance, and the
other asks that the Defendants accounts as
that his father died November 18. 1879 seized Of
certain properly and large personal estate; that
Said Z. A. Mcfhtire was appointed administrator
and guardian; that when the petitioner had at
talneu nus majority he asked for q settlement,
which was not made with him, and he charges
that Defendant induced him to make deed to his
property IN the estate, which he thought con-
PSF e e
AYERS, on Information ana belief to be fictitious
person, YhO mas reconyeyed the property TO Le-
titig T. Meintarei and he prays that it be discov-
property be seconyeyed 10 him lie also charges
personal estate which was in many respects false,
o. snS v ANIMATION e s1Ssk & vas 5Cw sns,r
Of the account.
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BALTIMORE Nd, sept. la COLLISION between
freight trains OF the Baltimore and Potomac and
Northern Central railroads occurred near the
mouth OF the tunnel OF the first named road to-
day. Six cars OF the Northern Central train were
badly broken up No personal injury was done.
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TIE PREsIpExr to-day appoinsed Chaa O. Stock
Slayer. Of Galena, Kans, to be receiver OF public
MONEYS at HALEY. idaho vico Julius waten whose
term has expired.
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Indian Agent COWarl's version.
he TELLS THE STORY OF THE ATTACK ON 9. s. COZ
SUI BRIGHAM.


SCL BRIGHAM.
telegram was received to-day by Indian Com
missioner Atkins from Indian Agent Cowart, at FL
Paso, Tex, under date OF August 81, who states
that he arrived there several days ago to recover
some horses stolen from Indians OF the MeScalero
reservation. 'sThe horses" he continues, ''are
held in Paso Del Norte, Mexico, in custody of the
judge OF letters, Mr.. Zub1o. After postponing
the case upon one pretext and another Tor several
days he promised 10 give hearing yesterday. At
the appointed hour, with U. 8. consul Brigham,
appeared at the courtroom with my witnesses,
but Judge Zubio did not come or send any explain
alton OF his absence. We then went to his resi-
dence to ascertain when we might expect action.
Nothing occurred that copid be construed as oren-
sive, but as We were leaving, and were on the
street, Judge Zubt0 followed Us and struck Consul
Brigham from behind. The conduct OF Judge
Zu6io has been disrespectrul throughout the Case
cOrrObOrate Consul Brigham'S statement OF the
matter sent to the state department last night.
THE WILL OF WV. NJ. LEIB.-The will OF the late
VIM NJ. Lleb was nled to-day. He bequeaths all
his estate, real personal and mixed to w. @. Wild
mayer, "who Is the only friend OF mine. and sup
ported me with all the necessaries Of lie When
ever needed them, and Is doing 30 yet" and he
appoints MI. Leib his executor.
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LOUISVILLE. KY, Sept. IA special to the
C0u ier-Journat from Lexington, KY, says: In
the Rowan Circuit Court at Morehead to-day Pig
man ana Perry charged with the murder OF Craig
tion OF the jury. Everything at Morehead is quiet
and no danger Is apprehe nde1 from an outbreak
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Telegraphic Briefs.

Governors Ames, OF Massachusetts,, and Sawyer,
OF New Hampshire with the members Of their re-
spectfve STATS, visited the New England fair at
Worcester, Mass, to-day and delivered short ad-
dresses.
Emperor William and all the members OF the
imperial household were present at the parade OF
the guards in Berlin to-day.
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AUCTION SALES.
T,HoMAs BOWLING. Aucuonser.

THoMAs BOWLING. Aueaonssr.
,FoRTY-SEvEN YOUNG TEXAS HORSES
AT AUCTION
On MONDAY. SEPTEMBER FIFTH, 1887. com.
meneing ct ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, shall sell in
the stableysrd corner Of 18th and streets north.
west the above stock.
They sre all fine looking animals. larger than the
general run Of Texas horseA, shapely and Of good
color. averaging about 14H hands and from three TO
i've years old.
Terms cssh. THOMAS BOWLING,
s1-dts Auctioneer.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York stock Market.
The following are the opening ana 300 pm prices
OF the New hufk stock Market reporyu1 W SPECIAL
Wilc 10 L. II, Uodxe, $50 10th street:
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FOR SALE--HOUSES

NOR SALE-BY GEO. ". LINKINS,
II 18th and H SITS. Nv.
Zoos q st., l4rs s0s OUO X ST., bet 9th and
l4ll y st., 10 rs, 10Th. 3 s.-....-.e6,5Oc
basement with side 2Ol4 St, m, lot
lot A. feet front .l50CO 26.3x140 10, aliey s. 500
goth st. bet y and r, LADierHeishts, Brick,
IL ia, stable. $4,000, BRA. cistern. lot 20
1854 10Th st., ia, xlo0 .........,...4,65C
lot !2sx j 5 to al. 6, 500 22d st., Srs, mi, lot
Bricks. rs, H. l., 23x12S to 28-ft
cellar. rent SIs.:0 alley. 3 SOC
each. each. s....s,OCO 81 st. n-w r.. LOCO
ALA q 81. NV. IL .1,5C0 au26-1w
TNOR sALE-MODERN AND SUBSTANTIAL RES.
IT IDENCE, 4 ROOMS DEEP, wEIL-LOCATED
ON d ST. NV contains L rooms, pautries &c; dne
stable; lot "a ieet inches 100 feet alley Price
tI3 500. SIEIGER LIEBERNANN,
au27-6t 1903 street.
l.OR SALE OR RENT-4l2 NEW JERSEY AVE
Il sc, new S-room brick, modern Improvements. In.
Quire ct Coal Office. 5O1 Pennsylvania ave. su26-2w
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BALTIMORE, Nd, September 1-virginis sixes.
DO -forties 3511 do. new threes, 63k bid to-day
BALTIMORE. Nd, ssptember l.-cetton steady and
Inquiry Wheasouthern easier aud fairly active red
ISas0 Amber SOao: weslSn sa1er anu aairy act1ve;
5s: oc,OIsI 7ghssgsi ' RsOs;nabsI Ss.ssA Porn.
low J4ai,5K; western hrM and dull; mixed spot and
seleinber 40 bid: October t9Aa49x: Oats firm.
49,: western mixed. 5lsaA Iys steady aud Quiet
4Sa51. Provisions fairly acuve aud steady. Potatoes
refined Coffee ss.sFsss osdn.s RI, e
Whisky cuiet, 1.I3s1.15. Qthef aftcles npcEsnsed
Freights to liverpool per stsamef duil4cotton "a !:
hour ia Cd grain I'd. ReoeiptsAouf, O,A3S baifels
wheat -TSa4O pushsla; corn. $500 busAsls oass.
5000 busnels, rye, 200 pu?he!ss .6llpments-Aqlf,
bd:ss. sls.. What aa Bug s ssess
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T,HOMAs DoWIING. Auctloueor.

SIDE OF SExEN1H STREET. BETWEEN
AND / STREETS AT ALCiiON.
On MONDAY, SEPTEMBER FIFTH 1887 AT -
FIVE O'CLOCK, viii sell on the premises, subfks
L9t ~ II square 43o fronting eet on the eaa He1
80 ieet 10 inches to 10 foot wide alley improved
BY One-story building.
Terms: Oie-iLird cash; balance in one and two
years with interest secured by deed of trust the
OF 800 required at the time Of sale All conveyanc
ing At cost OF purchaser. au24-dkds
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IMMEDIATELY AFTER
New two-story Bay Window HOUSE. No. S21 10th
street ne. a... - ga.
street ne
These Houses havs recently been built and are now
tor those desiring comfortable homes, aud viii pay
the Investors good interest; pdern convecnces and
those desring to invest should attend NJ the sale II
pcre-1ptory. E.
Terms: One-third cash: balahce in one and two
cured by deed Of trust ill cas, It option Of par
chaser detosit Of 500 required on sarh house "
to .s COMPLIED yith g ten dayt Oshss xsss asn! s.
chaser after nte I1yE advertisement In some newspa.
per publisned Ia Washington. Be.
sussixds DUNcANsON BROS. Auets.
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nFFICE OF DANENHOWER l. son,
~ Real Estate aud Insurance Brokera
lilo f street northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE TWo.sToRy
FRAME BuILUiNH. USED Az A SrNi;E AM

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE TWOsTORY
FRANZ Pu1LD Na ussD s Az A sr0EE IN, AMP
NINlH AND ! STREETS SOUTHEAST
by virtue Ut u deed Of trust duly recorded in -
OF the Dis .rict OF Columbus. aud at the write i
request OF tue party secured thereby Tue Undersigned
premises. Oh IHuksDAn. sElLLMlLR EIGHTH A.
following described reaI estate situate the city OF
Washington i'll said District wit The thirty
depth ot feet ten aud one half inches t67
feet 10 . inches) OF original lot numbered i1
in s,,lure numbered nine hundred aud hftyOne l9ol
improved by twostory Frame BulidiLR used q
store aud dwelling
terms: All cash. deposit Of 800 will be required
at time OF sale II terms VI sale not complied with
within 0) days from sale the Trustees the
right resell the property after that time ct risk
and cost OF thr detaultiLg purchaser.
NA. ". DANLNAUWEH, ! r.-.
WASHINGTON DANENHOwER,} Trustees.
THOMAS DOML1NG, Auutioneer au2T-dEds
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200 to 204 D ST. AID
1896 and l3.91s I'd
stH.w. b. h.. 4S5rs 1880
2211 to 22.,.sD 10th St
NV. b. IL, ors $4,000
., 5, 4, ), and u 9TH st.
road. ll,30Q
1872 to 1143 z st.
u. W.. 6rs. 1000
1901 to 1905 L st.
NV. f.h.. 5rs. $500. 5000
S27 22d st. II. w., b.
2i:.6 to 2i30 h st.
NV, biz, 4rs. -. 5000
1911 ID st NV. 4. h. d
rs. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5000
80 29d st. NV, b.h..
% rs 500
S27 ed st.n-w., b.h-,
yrs -..-----....- -4,1O0
oOo 9TH st. NV, b
n. Srs- 4 900
14i4 samson st. NV.
8 q s 81. NV nr,' f.h.. 5r. j. Loo 800
1430 samson st. NV,
1223 Madison st. NV.
T. h., 4rs. -l,300
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SALE
BRICK. 81 and cellar on Caroline St NV. .a360o
bTIck, lOr 18th, above Iowa Circle 500
briek Sr, on Y .; bet 10Th and l6tn nw..6 ,oOO
BRICK. liz x ~. BET io,h and Iith s,s' 10 900
!r, Pierce Place. bet 18th and 18th. ...... $500
l1r. St. bet 1871 and 14th sts.........- I.250
5g, South Capitol ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. LOO
ST.. l4th St, business property .......... =, 500
Or, tenton st. mr. Gov Print ONCE. l.3,,0
Ir. ST., bet. 4th aud 9th n-w....-........ 3 300
sT. on sisrs ST. 81, faa and i4sh
Tor. and stable on Rhode 1alAnd av -. s, 500
Best business corner on Cap st Capitol 500
Fec los-' oE 81. Bet 2Oth and 2lst sts., new
frame ON Dunbartorl ave 800
on Congress St. near post Office ........... 900
Also improved And uRiproved property III ali parts
o: the city. Apply 10 j. w. p aEks soN.
NOR SALE-VRRY HANDSOME NEW RESI-
II DFNCE on BEsr PART OF 10TH ST. n. ". =,
contains rooms and bath heated by furnace. also
open IRE places. ornamental wooden man1els. &c.
This is an exceptionally weilbu house. Price
$500. STEI6ER LIEBEkMANN.
au:.7-6t 1905 street.
IrOR sALE-A VERY DESIRABLE TwOsTORY
hhshsq Is 4 shaDikT Sa ssr:
l,oR sALE-I75O n ST, BET. CONN AVE. AND
a Scott Circle: well built and planned, 12 roous
Apply, for details. TO Architect 7. y. SCHNEIDER
800 81 NV auS-lm
FOR saba BRAN NEW sIx-ROON BRICK
=, noase. sl9 Z 81, s e: south 'front.' ceinented eel
modern improvements. thoroughly built comfort
aSoae Convenient complete; price, moderate p. C.
fALpEk. 80 & St Sc au24-.ws
tOk SALE SMALL HOUSES NEW, IN CLEAN
a ia y ha a square from st. cars. n From
ssss-,. '"0hAs1sD1 3 SaAG sas i 1.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-02
row 4 woMAN nuYs mon.

When q woman has q new pair oi
shoes sent home, she performs alto
gethor different from a man. she
never sheVcs her toes into them and
ynnks ard hauls until she Is rcd Ia the
lace and all cut Of breath, and then
goes stamping and kicking around. hut
she pulls them on part way carefully.
witches them OF again % take q last
look. and sees Il she has get the right
one, pulls them ca again, looks at
them dreamiiy, says they are Just
right, then takes another lock, stops
suddenly 20 smooth ont = wrinkle,
twists round asd surveys them side
ways, exclains Mercy how loose
shay aFei" looks At them again square
Ia frunt, works her foot around 30 they
won't hurt her quite 50 much. takes
them OF. looks At the heed, the toe, the
bottom aud the inside, puts then on
aeain, walks an and down the room
cues or twice, remarks 10 her other
half that she won't have them az aAy
price, tiits down the mirror 50 she can
see how they look, turns Il in every
possible direction, and nearly diS.o-
Gates her neck trying 80 ser how they
look from that way. b0cks of, steps up
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world, puts them cn and OF three OF
four times more, asks her husband
what be thinks shout Il, and then PAYS
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through Il all again, and finally says
she via take them. las very slmpae
mattar, inaeed.--tk Kan. City STAR.